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Five players who could leave Man City this summer

Manchester City have overhauled their team in recent transfer windows, but the transition period is not yet over.


Asian shares are mixed and oil prices little changed as investors watch for US-Iran talks

Asian shares are mixed and oil prices little changed as investors watch for US-Iran talks - Shares are mixed in Asia and oil prices are little changed as markets watch for the latest developments in the war with Iran


South Korea, Vietnam leaders to meet in Hanoi next week, sources say

(Corrects to clarify Lee's visit is the first by an Asian leader, not foreign leader, in paragraph 2) HANOI, April 16 (Reuters) - Vietnam's president To Lam is set to meet his South Korean counterpart Lee Jae Myung in Hanoi next week, five people familiar with the matter said. Lee's visit would be the first by an Asian leader to Vietnam since Lam was elected president last week, a move that


Bulletin AM briefing for Wednesday 22 April

Bulletin AM briefing: Iran war drives up UK inflation – and today’s other top stories - Here are five of this morning’s biggest top stories


Digital memory at stake: Why news outlets block the Wayback Machine

The "Wayback Machine," custodian of digital memory, is fighting for its survival. An increasing number of media outlets are refusing to allow the Web Archive to archive their content.


London Labour figures charged after investigation into 'vote rigging'

Four London Labour figures charged after criminal investigation into alleged vote rigging - Exclusive: Four people charged after criminal investigation into irregularities surrounding Labour candidate selection process for Croydon East


Adrian Portelli drops a huge cash bundle as My Reno Rules premieres to disappointing ratings

High-flying billionaire Adrian Portelli is offering a whopping $1 million in prize money for the winners of Seven's My Reno Rules.


Putin has a PR problem. His myth is crumbling

Influencer Victoria Bonya's critique of the Russian President reprised an age-old theme of Russian political narratives


Norway's Vaar Energi Q1 operating profit lags forecast

OSLO, April 22 (Reuters) - Norwegian oil company Vaar Energi on Wednesday reported a lower-than-expected operating profit for the first quarter, while maintaining its dividend and capital spending guidance. Oslo-listed Vaar's earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) for January–March rose to $1.31 billion from $972 million a year earlier, lagging the average $1.41 billion forecast in a


India news: West Bengal, Tamil Nadu gear up for voting day

After an intense campaign season, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal are hours away from going to the polls. Meanwhile, tributes and messages pour in on the first anniversary of the Pahalgam attack. Follow live.


Royal Navy ships HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Dauntless in Naples Bay

HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Dauntless were recently seen operating together in the Bay of Naples. The two Royal Navy ships conducted maneuvers, demonstrating coordinated naval capabilities. This deployment highlights the strength and readiness of the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean region. Watch the ships in action as they navigate the bay and conduct exercises. A glimpse into modern naval operations and maritime strategy.


Victoria Beckham goes bright blonde – it's the hair transformation of the year

Ice latte is the shade of summer


Report: Liverpool plotting move for attacker Jurgen Klopp loved as they plan for life after Salah

Liverpool are considering a move to sign West Ham star Jarrod Bowen as per an exclusive update from journalist DaveOCKOP. The Reds are reportedly drawing up a shortlist of attacking targets for the summer window, and Bowen has once again emerged as a candidate.


Migrant becomes first to be convicted of new Channel crossing offence

Migrant, 32, becomes first to be convicted of new Channel crossing offence - Tajik Mohammad pleaded guilty to endangering others during a sea crossing to the UK


Ice Spice speaks out after 'unprovoked attack' at McDonald's

Ice Spice speaks out after ‘unprovoked attack’ at McDonald’s - Rapper’s lawyer said they intend to ‘hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions’


Zelenskyy discusses unblocking €90 billion for Ukraine with Costa

Kyiv has completed all the required steps President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed unblocking €90 billion with European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, according to Zelenskyy's X. Read also: EU sets timeline for first €90B loan payments to Ukraine "I discussed the unblocking of a €90...


Here's what we know about John Ternus, Apple's new CEO

Low-profile but deeply embedded at Apple, incoming CEO John Ternus has spent nearly his entire career at the company. Here’s what we know about him. View on euronews


Man United plotting summer move for Dutchman after monitoring him for a year

As Manchester United prepare for another massive summer rebuild under the watchful eye of the INEOS hierarchy, their search for defensive reinforcements has reportedly led them back to a very familiar name: Inter Milan’s powerhouse right-back, Denzel Dumfries.


Southern Poverty Law Center indicted on federal fraud charges related to past use of paid informants

Southern Poverty Law Center indicted on federal fraud charges related to past use of paid informants - The Southern Poverty Law Center has been indicted on federal fraud charges related to its past use of paid informants to infiltrate extremist groups


A 57-meter tsunami hit Japan after a mountain suddenly gave way

In 1792, one of Japan’s deadliest disasters began when part of Mount Unzen collapsed and sent an enormous mass of rock into the sea. The impact triggered a tsunami that reached as high as 57 meters in one location and killed more than 15,000 people in less than an hour. Entire villages were buried, flooded, or swept away before many residents even understood what was happening. It remains one of the clearest examples of how a volcanic disaster can turn into a mass-casualty catastrophe in minutes.


Trump extends Iran ceasefire after Pakistan's request

President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he is extending the ceasefire with Iran until diplomatic talks are concluded "one way or the other," following a request from Pakistan's leadership, who are currently mediating the negotiations.Read More: US VP Vance Ready to Fly to Paki


Three things we learned from Chelsea loss as Rosenior facing crisis

Three things we learned from Chelsea loss as Liam Rosenior faces crisis after damaging night - Unneeded controversy hits camp as Blues set to tumble down Premier League table


Liverpool given one in three chance of signing PSG attacker

This could get interesting.


Hamad International Airport airline partners resume flights

Hamad International Airport (HIA) has announced the gradual resumption of flight operations by several airline partners, effective April 21, 2026. This development aligns with a recent directive from the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, signaling a return to normalcy for air travel connectivity throu


Italy summons Russian ambassador after TV host targets Meloni with stream of insults

Rome has called in Moscow's ambassador after a Russian TV presenter attacked Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on air, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Tuesday. The remarks, condemned across the political spectrum, risk deepening already strained ties between Rome and Moscow amid tensions over Ukraine. Italy has summoned Russia's ambassador...


The early warning signs of Parkinson’s you might not spot

When Janet Shipton sat down to write a holiday postcard to her aunt, the then 47-year-old didn’t imagine for a second that it would reveal the first symptom of early onset Parkinson’s. “I was in Tobago with my friend, and as I was writing, she looked over my shoulder and joked, ‘How do you expect anybody to be able to read that?’” recalls the forme...


Police appeal after man robbed outside London Underground station by thug who said he had knife

The pictured man is white with short hair, wearing all black, with a combover


Massimo Taibi regrets impulsive Manchester United exit

Massimo Taibi still regrets leaving Manchester United — from debut win at Liverpool to hasty Reggina move.


London Marathon travel tips amid Tube strikes

Tube strikes Apr 23-24: use Elizabeth line/DLR to ExCeL, expect delays; Piccadilly/Circle out, some buses affected.


Apple’s Tim Cook leaves behind complicated legacy on privacy

In his 15 years as Apple’s top executive, Tim Cook has projected an image of the company as a champion of privacy rights. As he prepares to leave that role in September, that legacy has come back into focus. Cook trumpeted the iPhone maker’s commitment to privacy at home in the US and the EU, calling privacy “a fundamental right” but his acquiescence to government demands abroad call his dedication to protecting users into question. Cook...


Arsenal news: Julian Alvarez transfer update and pre-contract deal agreed

Julian Alvarez's uncertain future is one step closer to being resolved


Brutal moment disabled reporter hits NDIS minister with cutting question as he cuts scheme

The NDIS Minister faced a tough question from a journalist with a disability on Wednesday.


English star weighs Man City exit due to lack of playing time under Guardiola this season

James Trafford could be heading toward one of the most important decisions of his young career, with growing signs that the Manchester City goalkeeper is open to leaving the club in search of regular first-team football.


Starmer may be the final casualty of his one-man war with Whitehall

A hush descended on Westminster on Tuesday morning. Half of the Government’s payroll was stranded at home by impending Tube driver strikes. The other half had their headphones on, watching Sir Olly Robbins. In the most hotly anticipated parliamentary appearance since Boris Johnson’s career-ending session with the privileges committee in 2022, Sir O...


India orders school water bells to beat heat

Schools in India's capital must ring regular bells to remind schoolchildren to drink water as the megacity gears up to face heatwave conditions, a new city order has said. "Schools shall implement a 'Water Bell' system, whereby a bell is rung at regular intervals (every 45-60 minutes) reminding students to drink water to prevent dehydration," the circular notes.


Body of New Zealand man swept away by floods found, as Wellington recovers after widespread damage

The body of a man who was swept away after severe flooding tore through his home in New Zealand’s capital has been found, police confirmed on Wednesday, as the city picked up the pieces after widespread damage. Philip Sutton was looking after a property for his sister in Karori, in Wellington’s west, when a torrent of flood water smashed through it early on Monday. Search and rescue teams had been scouring the area but were forced to pause...


UK inflation set to rise after Middle East conflict pushed up fuel prices

Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation is expected to have risen to 3.3% in March, according to a consensus of experts.


Andrew Windsor's 'alarming' wedding procession demand to Eugenie's husband

Princess Eugenie's husband Jack Brooksbank was reportedly left 'alarmed' by her father Andrew's insistence on a Windsor procession at their 2018 wedding, according to royal biographer Hugo Vickers


Gap remains in News ratings for ABC and competitors

Wide gap in ratings remains between ABC and competitors NBC and CBS in nightly news programs - The latest ratings come amid reported tensions at CBS News, where editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and president Tom Cibrowski are clashing over how to boost viewership


Major trial for human bird flu vaccine launches

Major trial for human bird flu vaccine launches - Around 4,000 people will be recruited for the study, the majority of which will be in the UK.


Lloyds Bank issues update as your account details may look different

The changes may impact Lloyds customers using online banking and the app


Man United tipped to chase £65m-rated game-changer as Everton and Nottingham Forest eye midfield gem

The latest Premier League transfer news including Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United, Newcastle, Everton and more


Massive tornado sweeps through container yard in Vietnam | Shocking footage

A powerful tornado was captured on video as it suddenly formed in an open container yard in Chau Doc, An Giang, Vietnam. The towering funnel cloud, reaching tens of meters high, moved across the yard and passed dangerously close to parked container trucks. Witnesses at the scene were visibly shocked and alarmed as the violent whirlwind swept through the area. The incident occurred at approximately 9:00 AM on April 21, 2026. Fortunately, no immediate reports of serious injuries have been confirmed, but the unexpected appearance of such a strong tornado in the area left many in fear. Watch this rare and intense moment as nature shows its unpredictable power.


‘Muslim only’ flat rentals advertised in London

Landlords are illegally advertising for “Muslim only” tenants across London and the south-east, an investigation by The Telegraph has found. The listings, posted on Facebook, Gumtree and Telegram, a social media and messaging channel, feature phrases such as “only for Muslims”, “for 2 Muslim boys or 2 Muslim girls” and “Muslims preferred”. Others i...


Two Americans killed in Mexico revealed as CIA operatives destroying cartel drug labs

The officials were 'supporting Chihuahua state authorities’ efforts to combat cartel operations.


What really happened during the hour of joy

The mysterious Hour of Joy event in Poppy Playtime is one of the most important moments in the game’s lore. In this video we break down what actually happened, who caused it, and why it changed the entire Playtime Co. facility forever. The clues hidden throughout the game reveal a much darker story.


Coronation Street star leaves I’m a Celebrity in emotional exit amid health struggles

"It's made me really emotional."


Soccer-Calhanoglu inspires Inter fightback to sink Como and reach Coppa Italia final

MILAN, Italy, April 21 (Reuters) - Inter Milan reached the Coppa Italia final on Tuesday as a late Hakan Calhanoglu-inspired comeback earned them a 3-2 victory over Como after trailing 2-0 to win the semi-final tie on aggregate after a goalless draw in the first leg. Inter recovered from two goals down to win 4-3 in a crucial Serie A fixture at Como last week, a result that seemed to weigh on the


Trump extends ceasefire after Iran derails second round of peace talks

Trump extends ceasefire after Iran derails second round of peace talks -


Dog bans return to hundreds of United Kingdom beaches

Five-month dog bans begin soon on ~600 U.K. beaches (May 1–Sep 30). Fines ~£100, up to £1,000 in court.